Hal Elrod explains how winning your morning sets up your entire day. Starting early puts you in a peak state that drives productivity and transforms how you approach everything that follows.
Oh, I'll tell you that almost anyone that's a morning person, they weren't born that way. Right? Like, when I started running, I hated running. I wasn't a runner. And then I started running. And guess what I became after I ran enough?
A runner. Weird. If you don't wake up early and you set the alarm for the last possible minute, then you are a self proclaimed naughty morning person. But if you start waking up early and all of a sudden you're like, wow, this feels good. I get a lot done in the morning. I clear my mind. I get centered. I focus on my goals. I put myself in a peak physical, mental, emotional and spiritual state every morning before the day even starts. And then, because I win the morning, I win the day.
Hal Elrod shares the most effective tool he’s learned to quickly handle anything life throws at you.
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